Sheryl Pierre

Dr. Sheryl Pierre is dedicated to creating a warm, non-judgmental space for her clients where collaboration and acceptance thrive. As a psychologist with a PhD, she utilizes research-supported treatment approaches to enhance communication within relationships, develop healthier thinking patterns, and build effective behavioral and emotional management tools. Dr. Pierre specializes in helping individuals and families better manage the stress and demands of social life, academics, work, and family. She excels in working with adolescents and young adults navigating the complexities of college life and beyond, facilitating a deeper understanding and challenge of unhelpful thoughts, beliefs, and behavior patterns. Dr. Pierre's credentials through PsyPact enable her to provide continuous support as her clients transition to college across various states. Additionally, she enjoys assisting adults in developing skills for coping with life's stressors. With a passion for education, animal welfare, and teaching, Dr. Pierre has led the ASPCA's Humane Education department, spoken at conferences on service learning and humane education, and has been featured in USA Today, Child Magazine, Good Day New York, and The Today Show. She also teaches in two post-baccalaureate programs focused on human-animal interaction.